—Lancaster Panting, Seturday,Dtc«mber 22,1979
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HARRISBURG - Gov.
Dick Thornburgh signed
legislation last week saving
more than |836 million in
federal unemployment tax
credits for Pennsylvania
businesses, and preventing
the loss of more than $125
million in additional federal
aid for the state’s unem
ployment compensation
effort
In signing the measure,
Thornburgh said that
“hundreds of steel-workers
facing a jobless future in
Pennsylvania have become
living testimony to our need
here for a strong and viable
unemployment com
pensation program.
“This legislation,” the
governor said, “is the first of
many steps we intend to take
in pursuit of a system that
responds to the urgent needs
of bote working Penn
MAR LEE FARM
"TOP 10” CALF SALE
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28,1979
fyO)/ Starting At 7:00 P.M. E.S.T.
TOP TEN Chi-Angus & Other X steers - Some Ideal
farm Show Prospects.
TOP TEN Angus Show Heifers - most by Linebacker
of Wye.
TOP TEN Chi-Angus Heifers Vz Sisters to steers that
averaged $852 at our November steer sale.
All are 1979 calves.
Due to many requests we are offering our top heifers
and late weaned steers along with 6 Western steers that
are the best we will offer this year. If you liked the
cattle in our November sale, wait ’till you see these!
Take Exit 3 off Route 70 at Frederick, Maryland
Sale will be held at heated Beef Bam
at Frederick Fairgrounds
Calves will be on display at that location
Thursday, December 27th
Food sale day compliments of Mar Lee Farm 4:30-6:30
Steers purchased at this sale will be eligible to show
at the 1960 MAR LEE STEER SHOW
Lee E. Miller, DVM Wes McAllister
Gravel Hill Road Dublin Road
Woodsboro, Md. Waikersville, Md.
301-898-7274 301-898-5691
PUBLIC SALE
OF
FARM EQUIPMENT
THURS., JANUARY 3,1980
SALE AT 9 A.M.
at our place of business located six miles South
of Chambersburg, Pa., one mile East of Marion,
just East of Marion Exit off Rte. 81 along Rte.
914.
75 TRACTORS—
TRUCKS—IND. EQUIPT.
Tractors including John Deere, Fannalls, Fords,
Massey Ferguson, A.C., Case, Oliver, David Brown
and others, Various size and model; Some Ind. Equipt.
expected, trucks, lawn and garden equipt.
HAY MACHINERY-PICKERS
—SPREADERS—ETC.
Balers, Haybines, rakes, mowers, conditioners,
forage and flail choppers, blowers, pickers, spreaders,
loaders, grmder-mixers, plows, disc harrows, packers,
drills, planters, rotary mowers, scraper blades, post
diggers and usual run of equipt., hardware, posts,
chain saws, tires, etc.
Attention Farmers and Dealers - Bring in your
equipt. for this sale. Next sales are Thurs., Feb. 21,
March 20-21. If you have equipt. left here from last
year that hasn’t been moved out will be resold on Feb.
sale. Open 8 until 5, except eve. before sale: 7 p.m.
TERMS: Cash; Lunch at
Manager
Phone 717-375-2824, Marion, Pa. 17235
Rentzel, Anderson, Wolgemuch, Upperman,
Martin, Speicher, Gossert, Aucts.
Harshman. Eberfy, Stull, Gossert. Rentzel,
Clerks
Comp tax credits saved, reform still pending
sylvanlans and their em
ployers.”
House Bill 1106, which
brings the state into con
formity with the Federal
Unemployment Tax Act,
saves Pennsylvania
businesses from losing about
|7OO million in federal
unemployment tax credits.
But in the confusing maze of
the unemployment com
pensation system, the
passage of 1106 saves only
$835 million in credits.
Here’s why:
The federal government
imposes a 3.4 percent
unemployment com
pensation tax on the first
16,000 of an employee’s
wages. However, the federal
government gives a 2.7
percent tax credit, thereby
leaving an effective tax rate
of 0.7 percent.
It is this 2.7 percent tax
credit amounting to about
|7OO million which would
have been lost had House
Bill 1106 not been passed.
But because of the state’s
unemployment com
pensation fund debt to the
federal government.
Super Steers of Hunterdon County name officers
FLEMINGTON, N.J. - At
the home of Lee Getz,
members of the Hunterdon
County Super Steers,
recently elected officers for
the 1979-1980 4-H year.
President, Kenny
Blemings; Vice President,
Glen Mayer; Treasurer,
Jake Maty as; Secretary,
Jennifer Kenney;
MAR RAY FARMS
PUBLIC AUCTION
MODERN FARM EQUIP.,
CATTLE & GRAIN, TRUCKS
& TRAILERS, GRAIN DRYER,
FENCING & CATTLE
FEEDING EQUIP.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27
2 miles north of Boyertown, just off Rt. 100 on
Limekiln Road, Washington Twp., Berks Co.,
PA.
1978 Oliver White 270 diesel tractor, 270 hrs.; 1979 AC
5040 diesel tractor w/200 hrs.; 1978 JD 2640 diesel
tractor w/700 hrs.; JD 350 crawler loader w/new
tracks & idlers, good engine; 8 N Ford tractor, nice;
AC F-2 gleaner combine w/6 cyl. diesel engine & 13’
grain head w/hume reel & #A-430 adjustable corn head
only 200 hrs. on machine; AC 4 row #6OO no till corn
planter w/herbxcide attach.; JD 3 pt. #6OO -11’ or 13’
chisel pi., new; 3 pt. 1 tooth subsoiler; JD 12’ transport
disc; JD #8250-14 single disc.; grain drill (new); Grain
Chief 450 bu PTO batch dryer; 3 JD #2lO 3 ton tandem
axle auger unloading wagons; NI 52’ • 6” transport
PTO auger; Mayrath 52’ -6” transport PTO auger;
little Giant 32’ -6” transport PTO auger; Gehl 4400
skid steer loader, 900 hrs.; NH 270 baler w/thrower;
NH 56 rake; Ferg. 3 pt. rake; NH 66 PTO baler; JD 7’
mower; Little Giant 30’ baler elev.; New Idea #217
single beater PTO manure spreader w/hyd. gate; (3) 4
whl. railers; Hardee 300 gal. trailer type weed
sprayer; Niagra 15,000 Watt PTO elec, alternator; JD 8
F H-R forage harvester; Gehl PTO hopper blower; 20’
port aluminum elev.; Pittsburgh 3 pt. 2 row cult,
(new); 3 pt. 1 row cult.; Airco 225 amp gas driven 5000
watt welder generator comb.; Gehl forage wagon; JD
#43 PTO transport com sheller; Ford 3 pt. disc; McKee
model 620 snow blower, 3 pt.; 3 pt. rear blade; JD 290 3
pt. com planter; wagon gravity box; Ford 4 btm. 3 pt.
pi.; 3 pt. 2 btm. pi.; Woods 6’ 3 pt. rotary cutter; Kelly 3
pt. hyd. log splitter; 17 Pride of the farm 180 bu. cap.
steer self feeders; 5 Shenandoah 12 hole 1000 lb. hog
self feeders; 11 Ideal of the farm 12 hole round 55 bu.
cap. hog self feeders; (4) 50’ to 60’ x 6” feeding augers;
350’ of split rail fence; 100-3 hole posts; 9 ton bulk feed
bin; 500 round creosote fence posts; 300 steel fence
posts; 5000’ of used woven box wire cattle fence; COO
bales mixed hay; Attrex 6 whl. All Terrain Vehicle;
elec, fencers; bench grinder; 2 chain saws; 3 hp.
rebuilt motor; 2 Van storage bodies; 17’ & 22’ long; lot
of cut & split fire wood; JD #lB pressure washer; 5
Frey Bros, calf creep feeders, nice; 2 Frey Bros. 16”
metal bunk feeders; (2) 6’ water troughs; hyd.
cylinders; (2) 11’ x33’ tarps; (2) 11’ x24’ tarps; (2) 300
gal. skid fuel tanks; (50) 10:00 x 20 truck tires, new &
used recaps mtd. on rims; 1972 Mack R-600 twin screw
Maxidyne trans. w/237 eng., comm., wet line & PTO;
1976 Chevy C-60 w/15’ alu. Eby body & double hog deck,
350 engine & 2 speed rear; 1965 Chevy C-60 w/22’ roll
back steel body, new 360 engine & 2 speed rear; 1967
Ford F-500,12’ steel floor dump body; 73 Dodge 200, %
ton, 4 wheel drive w/360 engine, auto trans., 40,000 mi.;
71 Chevy % ton, 4 wheel drive w/350 engine, 4 speed
trans., 40,000 mi.; 72 Wilson 40’ possum belly twin axle
alu. body cattle trailer; Stecco 22’ tandem dump
trailer; Trailmobile 20’ tandem dump trailer; plus
other articles too numerous to mention.
AUCT. NOTE: Farm has been sold, here is a chance
to buy nice clean, well kept equip. F-2 gleaner combine
& 1979 Ac #5040 tractor will be offered w/a reserve by
owner, everything else sells regardless of price.
TERMS: Cash or check, sale day.
Refreshments served.
Conducted by.
Ralph W. Zettlemoyer Auction Co.
<215) 395-8084
Washington is reducing the
size of the tax credit to 2.4
percent, which leaves an
effective tax rate of 1.0
percent. This 0.3 percent
additional tax amounts to
approximately $65 million.
Thornburgh noted Penn
cyiiranis still had a long way
Corresponding Secretary,
Chris Mayer; Historian,
Jennifer Blemings; and
Inner-Club Activities
Organizer, Brian Gilpin
were elected.
Delegates to the Beef
Council are: Kenny
Blemings, and Jennifer
Kenney. First Alternate is
AT 10 A.M.
Ordered by,
RAYMOND B. LONG
to go to bring stability and House Bill 1108 as “one of
solvency to the state’s several signals that will be
unemployment com- sent to businessmen
pensation fund, which went throughout the country that
from a surplus of 1841 .Pennsylvania is serious
million on December 31, about dealing with the
1970 to a $1.2 billion deficit problems of its unem
on December 31,1978. ployment compensation
However, he termed system.’’
Chris Mayer, and Second Reported by Jennifer
Alternate is Glen Mayer. Kenney, Club Reporter.
THANK YOU I
It is our pleasure to Thank you, the public and a special 3
Thank you to our clients for making auctions click. |
Being limited in job capacity, an amputee, we are |
grateful to God and man to be self supporting. |
Steve & Anna Petersheim & Family
| WISHING YOU ALL A FINE CHRISTMAS I
BROOKS END AND PAR-KAY FARM
FIFTY-THIRD
SALE
1980 WINTER OFFERING
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11
1:00 P.M.
At the Farm • Beavertown, Pa.
260 head of SCOTCH & IRISH
and other foreign bloodlines
• Many Imported from Scotland
YORKSHIRE-LANDRAGE
Bom and raised on our farms from our parent im
ported stock.
100 ★ Bred gilts - most of which carry Scotch or
Foreign Blood Litters.
50 ★ YORKSHIRE - Many carry Scotch litters.
50 * LANDRACE - All carry Scotch or Foreign Blood
Litters.
50 * BOARS
30 ★ YORKSHIRE - New Scotch Bloodlines as well
as Irish and American Bloodlines.
20 ★ LANDRACE - All 100% SCOTCH, IRISH or
other foreign flood.
100 * Commercial Open Gilts - Mostly Irish & Scotch
blood. Scan-O-Probe Loin Eye & Back fat figures.
Production testes - Certified Meat Proven & Show Ring
Champion Stock. Certified brucelosis free &
pseudorabies free. Health charts sale day for entry into
any state.
4 big production tests wins in 1978 top indexing
Yorkshire, Pen of boars, PA test station feed con
version 2.55, rate of gam 2.52.
Top indexing Pen of boars, Del. test station feed
conversion 2.24 rate of gain 2.44.
Second high indexing Pen over all breeds Del. test
station Landrace feed conversion 2.48 rate of gain 2.05.
Ohio production barrow show we had both champion
and reserve champion on foot winners. They were
York, Landrace crossbred barrows.
IRISH BOARS and GILTS of this great Dam will sell.
Greenback 3044, one of our foundation Irish Yorkshire
Sows.
RENO PARK MARK
717-658-5821 717-658-6544 717-658-7007*
717-658-7304 717-658-6702
Catalogs Available
Dan Baker, Lafayette, Ind. - Auct.
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215-869-2508
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Owners:
RENO & PARK THOMAS
& MARK STEHR